Pupils at Warwick Junior School have access to an outstanding range of opportunities where boys are encouraged to develop new talents and broaden their horizons beyond the classroom.
Sport, Music and Performing Arts are key areas in which pupils can immerse themselves in, alongside partaking in a range of co-curricular clubs and activities. We also encourage boys to broaden their horizons by taking on new challenges. By providing unique programmes, boys are able to develop talents and learn new skills that they wouldn’t be able to elsewhere. The Junior School staff possess the knowledge, enthusiasm, and experience to develop and guide every boy to reach his full potential.
Clubs and activities
We have more than 80 clubs and activities available throughout the academic year.
Our wide range of clubs run throughout the school day, with opportunities available before school, during lunch and after school. With something that represents everyone, our co-curricular programme helps tonurture talents and enrich boys’ lives.
Some of our clubs are listed below:
Music – Big Choir, Guitar Group, Hand Bells, Junior Jazz, Orchestra, Rock Band, String Orchestra
Creativity and the Arts – Junior Journalists, Debating, Reading Buddies, British Sign Language, Cookery, Digital Photography, Art Hub.
Sports and Games – Chess, Rugby, Football, Cricket and Hockey Clubs, Golf, Kung Fu, Tennis, Warwick Runners,
Science and Technology – Buggy Builders, Code Club, Maths in Motion, Young Engineers, Science clinic, Warwick Outdoors, Crumble, Fizz Pop cience.
Trips and residentials
School trips are valuable for children’s education because they provide hands-on learning experiences that go beyond the classroom.
Our carefully planned trips and residentials throughout the year enables pupils to connect theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, making lessons more engaging and memorable. They are planned to serve as powerful learning journeys and each experience is designed to enrich our pupils’ understanding of the world, spark creativity, and bring learning to life.
Residential trips:
Year 3
Mount Cook Adventure, Matlock
Year 4
Blackwell Adventure, Worcestershire
Year 5
Cumulus Outdoors, Swanage
Year 6
Plas-y-Brenin National Outdoor Centre, North Wales
